Now I know that if a Fiora Champion card kills four units in a game, I automatically win. Legends of Runeterra’s first major patch adds ranked mode, prepares for open beta But each new time I build a deck, I make more progress than I had before. My first few expedition decks were not good, and I lost very quickly. If I don’t read what the card does and study its potential, I might accidentally add numerous cards with zero synergy to my deck - a recipe for disaster.
When I go in to draft a deck through Expeditions, I have to carefully read every card I choose. I still don’t know all the cards, so I don’t understand what another player could use to thwart my tactics.īut Expeditions solve that problem. But the pre-built card decks can only take me so far. Legends of Runeterra’s many tutorial scenarios helped ease me into the game’s mechanics. Why Expeditions are better than the tutorial When you start your trial, you get to pick two Champions Image: Riot via Polygon I get two Trials (deck builds) per Expedition, and when I finish both Trials, I get a reward based on how many wins I had. If I win, I can tweak my deck, but if I lose twice in a row, my Trial ends. When my deck is complete, I can test it against other Expedition players. In the Expeditions game mode, I pick out random different cards until I have a complete deck and two Champions (powerful cards you build synergies around). But is it worth it? What are Expeditions in Legends of Runterra ? Once you enter the Expedition, you have two Trials Image: Riot via Polygon Which is why it’s so unfortunate that you have to pay with in-game currency or real bucks to enter. But Legends of Runeterra’s draft mode, Expeditions, makes for the perfect learning experience.
Like any card game, Legends of Runeterra takes time to learn, and even longer to remember all the different cards.
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After Slay the Spire taught me how to build a deck, I was ready to tackle Riot’s Legends of Runeterra card game head-on.
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